This is like some game we’re playing. To us, this is not a game. I’m not doing it on a song and a prayer.

If someone starts questioning our honor, no, that’s not going to fly with me.

This is the same stuff we’ve been asking for two months.

A lot of people are coming out of the woodwork.

We’re losing $1 million a year playing in Richmond.

I’ve seen a lot of nice pictures. That doesn’t mean it’s going to happen.

If you look around the world at cities in the last 30 years that have built stadiums for an [Olympic] opening ceremony, or perhaps soccer, there are few that ended up as a success story.

They were good partners for us. I don’t think it’s fair to paint them as standing in the way of development. . . . I’d work with these guys tomorrow.

We want to stay in Richmond.